Public should aid burn center drive gains support
Dr. Michael L. Lewin, chief of Montefiore plastic surgery and professor at Einstein, urged public backing for a metropolitan burn treatment center. In a New York City interview, he stressed community support as key for a proposed $100 million facility near North Central Bronx Hospital.
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New York
Michael L. Lewin
Lewin
New York City
Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
North Central Bronx Hospital
Dr. Lewin
East 210 Street
Charlie Crist
Weather and burn center funding update in New York area
Showers and thunderstorms expected with 80 percent rain risk. Highs planned in the low to mid 70s, tonight and Friday mostly cloudy with chances of rain. Wind south to southwest 10 to 20 mph. Rain totals include Middletown 21.49 inches to date, Monticello 26.00 inches, and Newburgh 19.23 inches. Times and pollution notes follow with EPA contact details. Plans for a burn treatment center at North Central Bronx Hospital discuss 12 beds, 18 bed ICU adjacent to surgical floor, a pediatric unit, and a projected startup cost around 500000 with ongoing deficits. locals hope to raise at least 50000 in the next year.
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Middletown
Monticello
Newburgh
North Central Bronx Hospital
Ex-Neversink woman kills children and self in Phoenix
Police said Sharon Houghtaling 26 killed her two sons Harold 242 and Geffrey 142 with a .22 pistol then shot herself around 10 am Monday in their west central Phoenix home. George Houghtaling, the husband, found the bodies upon returning home. two other children were uninjured. Motive undetermined. The family had moved from Neversink late last year.
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Phoenix
Aziz
Neversink
Sharon Houghtaling
Harold
Geffrey
George Houghtaling
Houghtaling
Houghtalings
Port Jervis liquor license suspended for seven days
The State Liquor Authority suspended Pat and Lyn Bakery & Delicatessen beer license at 187 Pike St for a week after it pleaded no contest to selling beer to a minor on April 18. Four minors were found drinking in a parked car, and a Delicatessen daughter admitted selling beer to a boy she thought was over 18. The suspension runs June 23 to June 30. Monroe sees arrest of Middletown man Ricky L. Gillian for two counts of possession of stolen property, a felony, plus seventh degree possession of a controlled substance and driving with a revoked license. Gillian, 22, of Middletown, facing charges related to stolen IDs and items from New York City, was arraigned and jailed without bail. He is to reappear Thursday with counsel for a preliminary hearing.
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Port Jervis
State Liquor Authority
Pat and Lyn Bakery & Delicatessen
Pike St
Delicatessen
Liquor Authority
Monroe
Middletown
New York City
Ricky L. Gillian
Rt. 17
Gillian
Michael M. Smutz
Highland
Joseph Dally
Orange County
Goshen
Monroe Court
Legal Aid Society
Social studies grants awarded to two Port Jervis teachers
Port Jervis middle school social studies teachers Jack McAndrew and Edward Chuckran earned summer fellowships from the Taft Institute at Pepperdine Malibu and Trenton State College New Jersey. The stipends cover tuition fees room and board for training civics and government teachers. SMALLWOOD The Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen’s Assn endorsed a burn treatment center fund drive and voted 200 to support the cause after NYFD officials spoke about the need.
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Port Jervis
Jack McAndrew
Edward Chuckran
Taft Institute
Pepperdine University
Malibu
California
Trenton State College
N.J
Smallwood
Sullivan County
Area
Joseph Hickey
John Meara
New York City Fire Dept
Hickey
Meara
Sullivan firemen honor investigator leader SMALLWOOD
Harold Glass of Monroe, president of an arson and fraud investigation firm, was named an honorary member of the Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen's Assn. Glass warned arson crimes will affect all firemen amid economic strain. William Carlson of Hurleyville was elected association president, with Sturdevant, Hasbrouck, Bodens as vice presidents and Harris, Diamond as officers.
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Smallwood
Harold Glass
Monroe
Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen’s Assn
Glass
William Carlson
Hurleyville
Gerald Mootz
Callicoon Center
Richard Sturdevant
Livingston Manor
Thomas Hasbrouck
Liberty
Ronald Bodens
Lava
William F. Harris
Pond Eddy
Michael Diamond
Wurtsboro
Willard Schaup
Monticello
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